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Online comments made by JK Rowling not recorded as non-crime hate incident, Police Scotland confirms

JK Rowling's online comments were not recorded as a non-crime hate incident by Police Scotland.
Despite criticism, Scotland's new Hate Crime and Public Order Act aims to combat hate and prejudice, extending protections to various social groups.
Concerns about the act's impact on freedom of speech have been raised by critics, including Rowling and Elon Musk.

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The Guardian

JK Rowling’s posts on X will not be recorded as non-crime hate incident

Author’s comments on Monday relating to trans women were posted as new hate crime law came into force in Scotland

26 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Telegraph

Tory MSP recorded for hate incident furious as police refuse to record NCHI against Humza Yousaf

Murdo Fraser accuses force of double standards as it says First Minister and JK Rowling will not be given non-crime hate incident records

26 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Shropshire Star

Minister refuses to say whether JK Rowling comments were non-crime hate incident

A Scottish Government minister has refused to say if comments by Harry Potter author JK Rowling could have been recorded by police as a non-crime hate incident.

27 days ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Minister refuses to say whether JK Rowling comments were non-crime hate incident

Community safety minister Siobhian Brown said such a decision is a matter for Police Scotland.

27 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sky News UK

Online comments made by JK Rowling not recorded as non-crime hate incident, Police Scotland confirms

The Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Act aims to tackle the harm caused by hatred and prejudice but has come under fire from opponents who claim the new laws could stifle free speech.

26 days ago·United Kingdom

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Daily Record

SNP minister refuses to say whether JK Rowling comments were non-crime hate incident

Siobhian Brown said complaints made against the multi-millionaire author were an operational matter for Police Scotland.

27 days ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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Online comments made by JK Rowling not recorded as non-crime hate incident, Police Scotland confirms

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JK Rowling’s posts on X will not be recorded as non-crime hate incident

JK Rowling’s posts on X will not be recorded as non-crime hate incident

Tory MSP recorded for hate incident furious as police refuse to record NCHI against Humza Yousaf

Tory MSP recorded for hate incident furious as police refuse to record NCHI against Humza Yousaf

Minister refuses to say whether JK Rowling comments were non-crime hate incident

Minister refuses to say whether JK Rowling comments were non-crime hate incident

Minister refuses to say whether JK Rowling comments were non-crime hate incident

Minister refuses to say whether JK Rowling comments were non-crime hate incident

Online comments made by JK Rowling not recorded as non-crime hate incident, Police Scotland confirms

Online comments made by JK Rowling not recorded as non-crime hate incident, Police Scotland confirms

SNP minister refuses to say whether JK Rowling comments were non-crime hate incident

SNP minister refuses to say whether JK Rowling comments were non-crime hate incident

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